#guilt

#guilt

This new film presents a scenario similar to the 1997 original, involving a group of teens in Southport being hunted by a psychotic, hook-wielding fisherman.

JIM ACOSTA: I don't know if you heard any of that interview I did with Julie Brown, but just unbelievably fascinating. And I wish I had been as immersed in this story over the years as she has been to some extent, because it's, it's kind of unbelievable the way this is all spilled out, you know, in front of all of us this week, the way Pam Bondi and the Justice Department tried to, you know, paper over this or sweep it under the rug.

I was petrified when I got that call. It wasn't just the thought of other people knowing what I had done; I also had to face myself, and that is a sick feeling - it is guilt, shame.

Isabel has felt deeply guilty for the past 21 years, ever since she served on a jury that sent a man to prison for a murder Isabel is sure he didn't commit.

The stunning location of Elsing Hall, with its romantic moat and arched doorways, outshines the plot, serving as a beautiful backdrop to the thriller.

Mikey’s survival from the fire iron incident leads to Paul addressing long-stifled emotions, indicating that confrontations can sometimes reveal deeper issues in relationships.